@Sandra McEwan - for around Augusta, try Wright McLeod (I don't love them, but they will do Sub to) and Hull Barrett (know they'll do owner financing, work with wholesalers, but not sure about Sub to), and on the SC side, someone has mentioned that Patrick Zier will do Sub to (although I don't know for sure and he doesn't wire money out, just in).

Im currently looking to relocate to Texas /Dallas area.

You might see business and jobs move (as many have) to NWI, which actually shortens commutes for many that are now relocating to NWI.Yes, Illinois is a joke right now.

Rumor has it that the $1500 is now going to be $3000 for relocation allowance.

I currently live in Racine, WI and am looking to relocate to Wausau, WI.

In fact I have an active listing like that in Hull, MA.It needs a new kitchen, new bath, wallpaper stripped, walls painted, floors refinished, wood rot fixed, lots of landscaping. 

Not only am I searching for someone with plenty of knowledge in this area as I will be relocating from PA, but also someone who will be able to provide tips/advice from an investing standpoint to aid me in my decision making.

The existing house would require new siding, windows, roof, probably relocating the front door, and going through the interior, leveling floors etc.

Many relocation companies have clauses where they will average the "appraised prices" if they are within 5% of each other.

In any of these n-fault eviction conditions, the landlord must pay to the tenant no less than two (2) months of rent as a relocation fee.